Примери за използване на Foreign to him на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The idea is foreign to him.
He doesn't know those things, those things are foreign to him.
She's still foreign to him.
He's just not much of a traveler, so it's all kind of foreign to him.
Emotions are foreign to him.
It was as foreign to him as scuba diving and he would had an appalling history of getting it all wrong.
It's completely foreign to him….
Europe is not foreign to him and he says that Abkhazia is a European country.
Those concepts were foreign to him.
Its logic was as foreign to him as… as a salad sandwich.
This sort of behavior is so foreign to him.
Christ is made to endure a picture of His Father that is completely foreign to Him not because God is projecting this image but because this image is reflected back in the mirror of the law.
Minimalism and polystylism were foreign to him.
Flirting was as foreign to him as jogging.
The fear of death is completely foreign to him.
Monism does not see, behind man's actions, the purposes of a supreme directorate, foreign to him and determining him according to its will, but rather sees that men, in so far as they realize their intuitive ideas, pursue only their own human ends.
The invisible and untouchable remain foreign to him.
Once experienced, the world of spiritual perception cannot appear to man as something foreign to him, because in his intuitive thinking he already has an experience which is purely spiritual in character.
Self-sacrifice and patriotism are altogether foreign to him.".
Our presence and Our purpose would not be foreign to him- only shocking and new and uncertain.
He soon realizes that his wife, whom he hurriedly married during one of the layoffs,is completely foreign to him.
Music is not foreign to him.
I had hoped that Mr. Rand would be here to speak for his actions,but… the concept of work hours is still foreign to him.
The rest are foreign to him.
The fact that Paul never alluded to the conscious survival of the soul and its reattachment to the body at the resurrection clearly shows that such a notion was totally foreign to him and to Scripture as a whole.
With an amazement which was all the greater as he sensed with horror that all this might not be really so foreign to him, that, in fact, his Apollonian consciousness was, like a veil, merely covering the Dionysian world in front of him. .
This was all very foreign to him.
All that was quite foreign to him.
Anything external is foreign to him.
Yes, but the environment Gabriel wakes up in every morning is more foreign to him than a Grateful Dead concert.